I have re-scanned my slides with A7 II and OM 80/4 few months ago, the
new scans fixed the flare and film flatness issue. I also love the
smaller camera RAW files and easier post processing.
I didn't planned to scan my color negatives again (I did a few times
with scanner upgrade since Nikon LS10) with the A7 II setup as I wasn't
expect to get better result due to the complicated color adjustment
process. But this was changed until I found I can save many of the fade
negatives with the RawTherapee software. Many of the poorly fade
negatives are come to life again.
Now I have started to copy my negatives. The dusting tool is a basic
blower and a hard polyester tip cosmetic brush which helps to remove
some difficult particles without scratching the negatives. A good
worklight also help to find any small dust.
http://www.accura.com.hk/temp/WP_20181029_20_07_35_Raw.jpg
C.H.Ling
On 18/10/27 17:34, Philippe wrote:
I’ve started scanning negs and slides using my obsolete flatbed scanner,
fighting dust (any cleaning tip welcome) in the process.
http://gallery.leica-users.org/v/Phileica/London+2011/2006-Oxford-scan--5.jpg.html
Leica R8 - Elmarit 24mm - neg film
Amities
Philippe, looking for a faster way to process thousands of frames … And here again, any
recommendation welcome, well, below the 500€ tag I’d be ready to spend on a new
scanner...
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